A Samsung executive said a successful implementation would be more “mobile” and look “radically different” from the phones consumers are used to today.
Tech giant Samsung is reportedly looking at ways it could change the form factor of its smartphones to be better suited for generative AI apps and functions.
In a recent interview, the president of Samsung’s Mobile Experience unit, Roh Tae-moon, told the Australian Financial Review that a new generation of “AI phones” would look “radically different” from standard phones.
A successful implementation would make the “AI phones” more “mobile” and could have more sensors and bigger screens than the phones available today.
